Cal State Fullerton coaches die in Santa Barbara plane crash
Four men aboard a rented single engine plane died when it crashed on a mountainside near Santa Barbara after a Saturday radio check. The victims include Cal State Fullerton football coaches Joe O Nara, Nallas Moon, Bill Hannah, and pilot Eyuie Mariette. The team had been en route to scout Cal Poly San Luis Obispo before an upcoming game.
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Phase 2 under way as back pay issue looms for teachers
Pay Board chair George H. Boldt says panel will meet Tuesday to rule on retroactivity for wage increases frozen during the wage price freeze. Phase 2 of Nixon's program begins with debates over back pay for teachers and other groups, while auto makers face guidance on price rises.
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Ghost images hinder Mars photos from Mariner 9
Mariner 9 controllers fought ghost images in the wide angle camera while circling Mars and sending back hazy pictures. A second telephoto camera worked, and engineers attempted deliberate overexposure to flood the system and erase residual images. Dust storms dimmed early views, with a dim outline of the polar cap occasionally visible. Dr. Carl Faan noted the event’s rarity and potential climate insights for Earth.
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UAW sees Toronto contract pattern aiding Long Beach aerospace
UAW Local 148 in Long Beach cites Toronto plant talks as likely to set a pattern for U.S. contracts with Douglas. Clarence Gregory notes Toronto's settlement mirrors GM deals and could avert local strikes, while stressing aerospace agreements hinge on principle and cost of living adjustments. Negotiations in Long Beach proceed with three recent meetings and a planned session, wage talks pending.
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Navy drug center at Miramar plagued by smuggling and brawls
At Miramar Naval Air Station a Navy drug rehabilitation center struggles after four months of operation. Overcrowding and understaffing fuel rebellions and clashes as inmates steal drugs, abscond, or refuse authority. A three star admiral faced obscene abuse during an inspection amid cases of missing patients and suspected drug smuggling within the 220 patients with disciplinary action pending for about two dozen sailors.
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